gitman
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Does everyone have to do this? Seems like the calibration should stay but every time I start fs2004 if I don't recalibrate I roll into a turn one way or the other and rudder is off too. Is this normal? I'm using a saitek stick and don't have this problem in other games just fs2004.

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RadarMan
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Joined: Aug 25, 2003 Posts: 17926 Location: U.S.A
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Check their site for a patch ot newer software for that stick.

Delete the software.
Shut down your computer.
Unplug the stick.
Plug it back in.
Restart the computer. (Windows will find the new hardware).
Reinstall the software.

Let us know how you did.

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